Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-12
TUEDRAMATIC CLOSE.
gsrr,Aing for Anarchy in the Pace CT
Dsa,h Tie Ropes Adjusted and ksFour
B.vuarket MurdeIers Launched
Into Eternity.


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CHrtgo. November Il.-At d o clock
this nowug three hundred policemen
armed with niles. "'yoneis' IeyolverS,
aai fall carinJ'cuoNrs' were on duty
NJ TIE uil. Ch.cf ibcrsod was IN com
uauI u person, fis aides beng Cap
tain, Buckley, Hubbard, and Schaack.
The battalion Of three companies OF
police t-at has been quW'crod IN
tle JU. all ti"ual Count bWlt-
inc snc, tle uD" orders went INTO
force d.. du'y .uslirtAe building to-day.
The officer, id command were instructed
how to dispose OF their men, % detail
having been made for every adyauta-
r,.u. post. Muldiuou to the battalion
on tie inside There v.s 90 force on the
outside composed az company hom
each Of Oh, five precincts commanded 10y
hu,,u.ats mi turce companies from
the central detail Ile force was armed
w,l rifles and surrounded the entire
block iuvmch tlr lai' is situated, which.
in addition % the corIons o.: police, WAS
enclosed irroIe-. lhe ncntenints were
ordered % station th0r companies IN
op,u order with loaded pieces and fixed
lavol,t,. u1I were cspc-a-N instructed
o. hold thell POSITIONS no matter what
mriaaet Dl'i they received orders
iron theirs eperor officers. The OBJECTS
5 r,}or so that ,i'' if + t'av /" "
We're attacked. especially with bombs,
t.r e2c.'.. would not be- SO great,
vli.r.' ttr same time the police would
i.a..- o. return the fire vi,h greater
cl,.t md Jess danger TO themselves, ana
81 case q attack they wou.d not break
.., their positions until reinforced
,r c.t back. Il poice oiHcm!
s. % so.akug OF the arrange
... that the chict oesire ln case
.. '-., Was % keep the ponce from bee
'l'u into confusion. II tins could
'e prevented they need not iear any
1.'. The entire force ""' heid lh 'he
.t.'s described 'hu' as l"le I'D In lue
o-{ a' might Tee thought wise ne
..Aofrs OF the ponce department mol
. az the l2ll were heId iu reserve
't ,t1ous stations lurca'uh'aS Ia mass
10 s. Iollt az amoment notice. except
'-,y lew WHO were "'' oH
, 40 Detectives were stationed ootsiae
police lines and mingled "ih 'le
e'."A Lieutenant 9'eele WAS '-ieie u
.. alter his lnea'
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g." only uewspapcr-men VINO were ad-
-".d 90 the inner precincts of the jail
seq. representatives, oi tine Associated
ilrs They had quarters III what IS
l.e"n AS the Lawyer, Cage and
N.r" within ten feet oi tne Anarchists.
~ clock one Oh them ma4r tour "I
1r lower corridor whore Spies, Far
s,is, FISCHER, AMI tngei were confined
l- eac" cell were TWO siai".dJ Sutrds
V-o stood watch over the Anarchists
4l. ,0rm'r cnattct ln low tones ana
"N-l leied Ionea among themselves 10
Willie away ine tune; but the tax
.-i "A,'prred IoAes were all lost
D1 iHe PRISONERS. Zach one was
.u Tie heaviest oi s.umocr. Slcs
Jay '1 ONE Sue, na htad on MS
s'm. aad slept as p,aceabiy as babe.
fNc.er Dad turned over on hls back,
and i.e consequence was that ne ire
t''a''} i't ol; Is snore mat echoed ID
''@ii"us iaLrcr ''ro-5h the silent cor
i..''I' o' '"c .l.i.n-. Lneel lay no
'-'r-.. a' Ii ttr'.o. except iiia1 AT
''-'' '.. ''''i started unea,siiy' as II
.''''', were e'u .D- through ms NINA;
I'" AZ Intervals iIr silence was broken